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There have been fiery scenes in state parliament with a QLD opposition MP referred to parliament's powerful ethics committee. The shadow health minister has been accused of 'disrespecting' the speaker amid a row with a Labor minister.
There have been fiery scenes in state parliament with a QLD opposition MP referred to parliament's powerful ethics committee. The shadow health minister has been accused of 'disrespecting' the speaker amid a row with a Labor minister.
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